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What is the meaning of veribals?

"Veribals" is not a recognized grammatical term. It seems you might be thinking of verbals, which are words that are formed from verbs but function as other parts of speech.

Here's a breakdown:

* Verbals: Verb forms that act as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.

* Types of verbals:

* Gerunds: Verb forms ending in "-ing" that act as nouns. Example: Swimming is my favorite hobby.

* Infinitives: Verb forms preceded by "to" that act as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs. Example: I want to eat.

* Participles: Verb forms that act as adjectives. Examples: Broken window, running water.

It's important to distinguish between "verbals" and "verbs." While both are related to verbs, verbals have different functions in a sentence.

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